Fond memories

[missmacabre]

Originally Posted by ferretchucker

Ahh, Star Trek the Next Generation. In actual fact, Commander Worf was one of the "monsters" I was scared of when I stood above the stairs. FUnny that he's grown into my favourite character of the series.

Awww that's too cute. not as cute as me wearing a banana clip on my face and pretending I was Geordi LaForge, though. I also realllly wanted to be a borg for a large span of time.

[ferretchucker]

Haha. I did always like Geordi, though at that age I just couldn't see how he could see with that thing on.

I think Data also had a pretty large effect on me. That pale skin and yellow eyes. Slightly unsettling.

Sitting at my computer, I just remembered going on my dad's old one, dunno wha type it was but it must have been before Windows 95. There was a very old Prince of Persia game on there, and we could never beat the last level. There was a mirror image of the prince who started off with a knife, and if you were lucky enough to find one before he killed you and stabbed him, you'd die too because he was you.

[Ferox13]

One of my earliest memories that still makes me smile to this day is one of my grandfather. Both my parents worked so my GF had a huge impact on me as he took care of me week days.

Anyway when i was about 3 my GF had a very serious clot in his leg which ended in it being amputated. I was brought into visit him a few days after this happened - he had a IV (drip) beside his bed and I asked him what it was for and he repliled 'Thats where i keep my goldfish but its out for a walk now..'

This was a few days after he lost his leg - he was dead within a week.

He was such a cool man.

[ferretchucker]

Originally Posted by Ferox13

One of my earliest memories that still makes me smile to this day is one of my grandfather. Both my parents worked so my GF had a huge impact on me as he took care of me week days.

Anyway when i was about 3 my GF had a very serious clot in his leg which ended in it being amputated. I was brought into visit him a few days after this happened - he had a IV (drip) beside his bed and I asked him what it was for and he repliled 'Thats where i keep my goldfish but its out for a walk now..'

This was a few days after he lost his leg - he was dead within a week.

He was such a cool man.

Wow. That must be a strange memory for you. It was a sad time but he managed to make something good of it. Sounds like a good man.

[Ferox13]

No i don't think its sad - just very positive...

Makes ya think when ya moan about little shit.